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People from across the country marched. Now what?

“I was targeted for transfer to prevent my supporters from helping me.”

Speakers of Hñähñu, an Indigenous language from what is now Mexico, are banding together to preserve their culture.

Pete Hegseth is a modern-day Narcissus: preoccupied with image, extravagantly unqualified for his position yet extraordinarily self-assured, morally bankrupt, intellectually barren and as empty as a shattered amphora.

Wall Street destroyed New York City’s social welfare economy in 1975. Avoiding that fate under Mayor Mamdani will require popular movements to discipline the super rich.

New comics by Brian McFadden, Jack Ohman, Jen Sorensen, and Tom Tomorrow

"As investors, we are thinking about this as a risk to our investments, but also as a social and ethical issue.”

As ICE wreaks chaos and violence in neighborhoods across Chicago, teams of rapid responders are protecting residents and challenging Trump’s attempted occupation by fighting fear through solidarity.

The Right doesn't really care about free speech, and their reaction to the murder of Charlie Kirk proves it.

A poem written before the author's death in an airstrike by the Israeli military.

One by one, nations formally recognized the State of Palestine. But what does that mean with Gaza reduced to rubble?

Polling shows mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani in a commanding lead with Jewish New Yorkers, but you won’t read about it in the paper of record.

As federal agents kill and use extreme force in Chicago, their budget surges.

Looked at closely, Mamdani’s campaign shows the crucial role—and potential—of Black voters in America’s insurgent left political coalition.

"Investors should know that if Starbucks continues to stonewall and fight with union baristas, they aren’t afraid to do what it takes to win the fair contract that they’ve earned," Fox writes. "This includes going on strike if they must."

Haters--myself included--have pummeled Amanda Palmer so far beyond recognition that it’s disconcerting to hear her actual voice in her new memoir, The Art of Asking.

A new study from the Center for Working-Class Politics shows that voters in battleground states want fairness, accountability and immediate relief from rising costs. The results could point the way forward for a Democratic Party stuck in the wilderness.

Our latest picks and commissions from In These Times Comics Editor Matt Bors.

The trillions of dollars in our retirement savings are enriching the ultra wealthy while they ravage our communities. A mass movement led by workers and pensioners can turn off the tap.

How workers’ pensions fuel attacks on the working class—and how to reclaim them for the common good.

Workers' pensions can help seed the ground for the next generation of union members. It's time to go on offense.

Unbeknownst to most users, Spotify has a secret endeavor—backing the efforts of war.

How annual U.S. military spending broke the $1 trillion mark, and my legislative proposal that rescinds the Big Beautiful Bill’s $156 billion in Pentagon spending and sends people $600 checks with the savings.

At the end of the day, the Lizzo story is not about sex: it’s about labor.

In this reprint of "Peril" and "Racism and Fascism," Toni Morrison warns of the creative depths of fascism's reach.

We revisit Marc Weiss' take on pensions and power in this 1979 review of the book The North Will Rise Again by Rifkin and Barber.

The Highlander Nursery School’s free socialist early childhood education helped sustain the Southern labor movement. Here’s what we can learn.